Full 60: Jackets find another way to win beyond regulation

First Twenty
(Corsi, scoring chance data per naturalstattrick.com)
Goals: DAL - None; CBJ - Jordan Schroeder (Tyler Motte), 12:23;
Shots:Blue Jackets 11, Stars 7
Shot-Attempts percentage (Corsi 5v5):Blue Jackets 64.9% (24-13), Stars 35.1% 13-24)
Scoring chances 5v5: Blue Jackets 13, Stars 5
High-Danger chances 5v5: Blue Jackets 5, Stars 2
The rundown: Any concern that Columbus would come out of its five-day break sluggish were erased quickly. The Blue Jackets controlled the first period nearly start to finish, and took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission on Jordan Schroder's first goal of the season.
It was also Schroeder's first goal as a Blue Jacket, which he scored after Tyler Motte's nice forechecking effort.
Motte pressured Stars defenseman Dan Hamhuis behind the Dallas net, and had a pass attempt deflect off his shin pad. The puck landed in front of the net, and Schroeder chipped it past Stars goalie Ben Bishop on the short side.
Dallas finished the period on a power play, though, after Columbus rookie center Pierre-Luc Dubois was called for hooking at 18:39 - leaving the Stars with 39 seconds of carryover time on the man-advantage to start the second.

Second Twenty
Goals: DAL - None; CBJ - None
Shots: Stars 13, Blue Jackets 6
Shot-Attempts percentage (Corsi 5v5):Stars 80.8% (21-5), Blue Jackets 19.2% (5-21)
Scoring chances 5v5: Stars 13, Blue Jackets 1
High-Danger chances 5v5: Stars 4, Blue Jackets 0
The rundown: Dallas turned things around on Columbus in the second, outshooting the Blue Jackets by seven and dominating puck-possession metrics.
The Stars just weren't able to get the puck past Blue Jackets goalie Joonas Koripsalo, who made several outstanding saves. Korpisalo was a surprise starter, after Sergei Bobrovsky played well in starting the previous six games prior to the break.
The Stars got two power plays in the second, getting three shots on goal, but weren't able to score on either one.
Final Twenty
Goals: DAL - Alexander Radulov EV (John Klingberg, Jamie Benn), 17:55; CBJ - None
Shots:Stars 12, Blue Jackets 8
Shot-Attempts percentage (Corsi 5v5):Stars 64.7% (22-12), Blue Jackets 35.3% (12-22)
Scoring chances 5v5: Stars 15, Blue Jackets 6
High-Danger chances 5v5: Stars 5, Blue Jackets 4
The rundown: Another period dominated by the Stars, who still had trouble getting the puck past Korpisalo.
They did it once, on a goal by Alexander Radulov 3:12 into the period, but the goal was overturned by a coach's challenge that confirmed goaltender interference. Dallas eventually tied it, 1-1, when Radulov scored on a shot from the point with 2:05 left - sending the game past regulation.
Another Five
Goals: None
Shots:Stars 4, Blue Jackets 1
The rundown:Each team got a power play in OT, but neither took advantage of it. Columbus got one early, and got just one shot on goal out of it. The Stars got theirs late, with 35.8 seconds left in the period, and were unable to capitalize.
The Breakaways
Goals:DAL - None; CBJ - Panarin, 2nd round
The rundown:Panarin improved to 5-for-9 this season in shootout attempts, which upped his career mark to a blistering 10-for-16 (62.5 percent). It was the only goal of the shootout.
Overall shots:Blue Jackets 36, Stars 26
Overall shot-attempts percentage (Corsi 5v5):Stars 58.3% (56-40), Blue Jackets 41.7% (40-56),
Overall scoring chances 5v5: Stars 33, Blue Jackets 20
Overall high-danger chances 5v5: Stars 11, Blue Jackets 8
UP NEXT
Stars: At the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday (1 p.m., MSG-B, FS-SW, NHL.TV)
Blue Jackets: At the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday (10 p.m., FS-O, Fox Sports Go; Radio: 97.1 FM, BlueJackets.com, ATTSN-RM, SN360, NHL.TV)